+ Follow CHIEF PROSECUTOR DENNIS VILLA IGNACIO Tag
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[Title] => Laughter fills courtroom in Erap trial
[Summary] => What was supposed to be another hearing in the ongoing plunder trial of former President Joseph Estrada became an entertaining trip down memory lane for one of his defense witnesses yesterday.
Caloocan Rep. Luis Asistio, a former convicted felon and close friend of Estrada, drew laughter from the audience when he answered questions from state prosecutors about his turbulent past as a gang member in the 1960s.
"I was charged with so many things except rape," said Asistio, eliciting guffaws from the audience. "There was one case of carnapping."
[DatePublished] => 2004-10-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Jinggoy not exempted from court processes — prosecutors
[Summary] => Government prosecutors reminded Sen. Jinggoy Estrada, who is accused of plunder, that he is not exempt from court processes as they vigorously opposed his request to be placed under the custody of the Senate president.
Chief Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio reiterated that there is "no law" that allows the co-accused son of detained President Joseph Estrada to be placed under the custody of Senate President Franklin Drilon, or in legal parlance, to be released on recognizance.
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CHIEF PROSECUTOR DENNIS VILLA IGNACIO
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[Title] => Laughter fills courtroom in Erap trial
[Summary] => What was supposed to be another hearing in the ongoing plunder trial of former President Joseph Estrada became an entertaining trip down memory lane for one of his defense witnesses yesterday.
Caloocan Rep. Luis Asistio, a former convicted felon and close friend of Estrada, drew laughter from the audience when he answered questions from state prosecutors about his turbulent past as a gang member in the 1960s.
"I was charged with so many things except rape," said Asistio, eliciting guffaws from the audience. "There was one case of carnapping."
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[Title] => Jinggoy not exempted from court processes — prosecutors
[Summary] => Government prosecutors reminded Sen. Jinggoy Estrada, who is accused of plunder, that he is not exempt from court processes as they vigorously opposed his request to be placed under the custody of the Senate president.
Chief Prosecutor Dennis Villa Ignacio reiterated that there is "no law" that allows the co-accused son of detained President Joseph Estrada to be placed under the custody of Senate President Franklin Drilon, or in legal parlance, to be released on recognizance.
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